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June 5th-September 1st, 2023 | Severe Storm Sequence


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24 minutes ago, StormfanaticInd said:

You think el Nino is driving this increased shear this summer?

You can never solely blame something like this on one factor, but IMO it's played some role.

The US shattered the previous record for summer (JJA) >2" hail reports, and we only needed June and July to do it. The old record? Summer 2009... also a year where we were transitioning from a Nina to a Nino. Obviously there's more to it than ENSO state but it's gotta be playing in to it. 

Btw, I bring up >2" hail because, historically, the vast majority of hail that large come from supercells. More than just shear and instability goes into producing hail that large, but getting enough shear for supercells in the summer can be a challenge.

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Tornado driven slight risk for central and southern Indiana now.

IL into IN...
   An MCV now moving across MO will continue east across IL today,
   reaching IN by late afternoon. Wind fields will be locally enhanced
   by this system, resulting in a small area of supercell potential,
   perhaps with isolated tornadoes. The tornado risk will be
   conditional on the instability plume and possible precipitation
   contamination. Even so, mid 70s F dewpoints will tend to counteract
   cooling effects, with low-level turning of winds with height near
   the MCV favoring rotation within the stronger storms. Severe storms
   are most likely after about 20Z over eastern IL, extending into
   central and southern IN through early evening. Models typically have
   a difficult time providing proper low-level shear resolution this
   far in advance with prominent MCVs.

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4 minutes ago, StormfanaticInd said:

Tornado driven slight risk for central and southern Indiana now.image.thumb.png.b2d34e381c227a182750d945a8d6b352.png

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I believe that tornado-driven slight stems from the same MCV that produced tornadoes in Missouri about 6-8 hours ago. The same one that's in extreme NE MO right now. 

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3 minutes ago, ClicheVortex2014 said:

I believe that tornado-driven slight stems from the same MCV that produced tornadoes in Missouri about 6-8 hours ago. The same one that's in extreme NE MO right now. 

Right. I'm going to watching this closely as this is forecasted to go right over me. Should be fun ⛈️ 🌪 😁

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Rare August enhanced risk is up for N OK today for what should be a decent MCS this evening/overnight. This could get interesting 

There's a lot of morning convection though so I'm a little skeptical but we'll see 

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1 hour ago, Gerb131 said:

MCV radar presentation over southern Illinois best I’ve ever seen even had an eye like feature 

The overnight discussion from LOT actually mentioned that it had some tropical characteristics.

 

Upper-air
plots and soundings indicate that the wave has gained a loosely
warm-core response in the lower half of the troposphere, with low-
level winds near the center of the low reaching as high as 50 mph
in convection.
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Hell of a boundary left over from overnight storms. Temps are only in the upper 70s at Noon. Looks like there'll only be intermittent clouds up there so there should be at least some destabilization. Question is if it'll be enough.

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Certainly setting up well aloft. 8.5 C/km mid-level lapse rates ahead of an approaching seasonably strong jet streak

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